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Japan launches mission to bring back samples from Mars’ moons

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Japan has launched a probe to explore Phobos and Deimos, Mars’ two moons, and bring samples back to Earth. The five-year mission, costing $578 million, is due to return dust, soil and rocks in 2031, according to France 24.

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